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Its name are Maruso, which means "Brave man." What isn't cool about that?

Graham is brave going up against Gundams with nothing but swords. But his bravery doesn't matter when it comes to his skills. He lives for a good fight. Ali does too but he has no honor and uses dirty tactics.

Anyway, back to topic.

For Seraphim to be the first and only folded up backpack Gundam, it is my favorite. The mech designers did an awesome job with Seravee and it's counterpart Seraphim. Loved Seraphim's transformation sequence in episode 14.

Virtue/Seravee Gundam:
It GN Bazooka gimmick give it an outstanding fear factor to it enemy.I like Seravee more because it more powerful & have better melee capabilities.Seravee many arm & the recently reveal Seraphim Gundam make me like it more.

F91 - My first true affection for Gundam, way back as a kid. The mixture of curves and angles was simply beautiful and elegant, outlining a very compact frame. The twin VSBR rifles are extremely versatile, and the strange ability of armor shedding was such a delight to see. On top of that, SNRI incorporated the biocomputer, which is basically the original Zero system. Too bad the F91 only showed up in one movie and not in a series. I liken the F91 to a sleek Porsche Carrera.

Nu Gundam - The first time you look at it, you can tell that the design was supposed to be very no-nonsense, yet it still had a very noble air about it. The fin funnels truly were revolutionary, along with the Psyco frame. When Rezen Schneider called for a retreat after nearly getting sniped by Amuro from beyond visible range and Amuro remarked that the retreat was a smart move, the only thing on my mind was: Oh baby. Bad. Ass.

The Delta and Zeta series (MSZ-006, Zplus, Hyaku Shiki, Delta plus): Nagano pulled off an incredible job in setting a design precedent with the Zeta and Hyaku Shiki/Delta designs. Every line on Zeta, Type 100, and their successors isn't wasted in showing that this lineage is built for speed and maneuverability. I think of the Zeta series as the Lamborghini line of mobile suit prototypes, with the Delta lineage being a close, curvier cousin.

Gundam Alex (NT-1) - The suit that Amuro was supposed to have. I guess I'm just a big fan of Izubuchi designs. Magnetic joint coating, Chobham armor, prototype 360 degree view cockpit, and arm gatlings - the Zeong would've been in a whole world of trouble if the NT-1 had made it into Amuro's hands. Plus, Chris was really easy on the eyes.

∀ Gundam - Tomino hit it out of the ballpark with hiring Syd Mead. The entire concept design of the ∀ Gundam is so futuristic and industrial, you can really believe it's constructed out of technology so advanced it might as well be magic. Syd Mead succeeded in the ∀ Gundam by applying industrial design concepts in such an organic way that the ∀ became a character in the series all on its own. When the ∀ Gundam moves and fights, it's incredibly beautiful to watch.

Gundam Exia - After the stale designs from the SEED franchise, I was very excited about the AD Gundams because they're such a refreshing take on the classic Gundam design. I was especially impressed with the ballet-like ability of the Exia to take on a number of opponents in close range combat. Futuristic, somewhat organic-looking, sleek.

Gundam 00 (not 00 Raiser) - A logical progression of the Generation 3 designs. Everything is more simplified, internalized, and angular due to the miniaturization and advancement of GN technology. The many benefits of the Twin Drive System are incredible to behold. I just wish that they'd done something different instead of slapping on a huge transforming fighter plane as a stabilizer. They should've gone the route of compact mission packs if they wanted to do that. Really, less is more.

F91 - My first true affection for Gundam, way back as a kid. The mixture of curves and angles was simply beautiful and elegant, outlining a very compact frame. The twin VSBR rifles are extremely versatile, and the strange ability of armor shedding was such a delight to see. On top of that, SNRI incorporated the biocomputer, which is basically the original Zero system. Too bad the F91 only showed up in one movie and not in a series. I liken the F91 to a sleek Porsche Carrera.

Nu Gundam - The first time you look at it, you can tell that the design was supposed to be very no-nonsense, yet it still had a very noble air about it. The fin funnels truly were revolutionary, along with the Psyco frame. When Rezen Schneider called for a retreat after nearly getting sniped by Amuro from beyond visible range and Amuro remarked that the retreat was a smart move, the only thing on my mind was: Oh baby. Bad. Ass.

The Delta and Zeta series (MSZ-006, Zplus, Hyaku Shiki, Delta plus): Nagano pulled off an incredible job in setting a design precedent with the Zeta and Hyaku Shiki/Delta designs. Every line on Zeta, Type 100, and their successors isn't wasted in showing that this lineage is built for speed and maneuverability. I think of the Zeta series as the Lamborghini line of mobile suit prototypes, with the Delta lineage being a close, curvier cousin.

Gundam Alex (NT-1) - The suit that Amuro was supposed to have. I guess I'm just a big fan of Izubuchi designs. Magnetic joint coating, Chobham armor, prototype 360 degree view cockpit, and arm gatlings - the Zeong would've been in a whole world of trouble if the NT-1 had made it into Amuro's hands. Plus, Chris was really easy on the eyes.

∀ Gundam - Tomino hit it out of the ballpark with hiring Syd Mead. The entire concept design of the ∀ Gundam is so futuristic and industrial, you can really believe it's constructed out of technology so advanced it might as well be magic. Syd Mead succeeded in the ∀ Gundam by applying industrial design concepts in such an organic way that the ∀ became a character in the series all on its own. When the ∀ Gundam moves and fights, it's incredibly beautiful to watch.

Gundam Exia - After the stale designs from the SEED franchise, I was very excited about the AD Gundams because they're such a refreshing take on the classic Gundam design. I was especially impressed with the ballet-like ability of the Exia to take on a number of opponents in close range combat. Futuristic, somewhat organic-looking, sleek.

Gundam 00 (not 00 Raiser) - A logical progression of the Generation 3 designs. Everything is more simplified, internalized, and angular due to the miniaturization and advancement of GN technology. The many benefits of the Twin Drive System are incredible to behold. I just wish that they'd done something different instead of slapping on a huge transforming fighter plane as a stabilizer. They should've gone the route of compact mission packs if they wanted to do that. Really, less is more.

I totally full heartedly agree with you on this. The 00 Raizer isn't much of a cool design, it's a little odd to me. Instead of putting on a huge ass fighter craft, they should have went the UC way, using a special magnetic coating on the frame.

CGUE has nice color, simple equipement, nice head design (Looks as if it has a feather on the helm). It's not powerful compared to Gundams but it has a great Mobile suit design. I'm also fan of ZAFT mobile suit designs. (Dinn, and GuAIZ are also great).

I seriously can't understand that point ...mean no offense here...Other than God and Master Gundam, the other Designs were pretty much hurts my eyes... Mermaid, Noble, Nether, Viking, even Devil...Geez...seriously...

Another G Gundam that I consider my favorite was Bolt Gundam. For its wrecking ball attached shoulder arm, in addition to its bulkiness and weight. The shoot out ball and connect before commencing battle. I do love the Gaia crusher special as well, how it morphs the land to its advantage or other aspect.

*Grand Gundam is truly my favorite gundam of G Gundam, for I never really get sick of the design.

Another G Gundam that I consider my favorite was Bolt Gundam. For its wrecking ball attached shoulder arm, in addition to its bulkiness and weight. The shoot out ball and connect before commencing battle. I do love the Gaia crusher special as well, how it morphs the land to its advantage or other aspect.

*Grand Gundam is truly my favorite gundam of G Gundam, for I never really get sick of the design.